Sentence examples for well asserts from inspiring English sources

But a prominent national Republican who knows Perry well asserts that Perry campaigned for Giuliani in hopes of becoming the latter's vice-presidential choice.

"After years of trying to sell this product, [vendors] are seeing that they're just not doing well," asserts analyst Tom Rhinelander of Forrester Reasearch.

As to the colonies' dependence on England, "We may as well assert that because a child has thrived upon milk, that it is never to have meat".

Buddhism negates the concept not only of the individual self but of the atman as well, asserting that any sense of having an individual eternal soul or of partaking in a persistent universal self is illusory.

This leads to a rather strange outcome where we might as well assert that all observed biological order emerged in one step, including the complete evolutionary history of life.

Today's business schools are serving their students well, he asserts, yet he has a sympathetic ear for critics of the MBA.

Well, he asserts the truth of one religious tradition over another, much as the Pope does, so I suppose he is sectarian.

There she meets a recent graduate, John Dryden Kuser, who has bright-blue eyes, dances badly, and talks well: he asserts that he is one of the seven neorealists in the world.

It's all very well to assert that it's childish or primitive to believe in God.

Yet as well as asserting Palestinians' right to statehood, the Europeans should say what they cannot have: an unfettered right of return for refugees to modern-day Israel.

As ruler of the eastern Frankish kingdom, Louis faced the challenge of maintaining the unity of a very diverse kingdom as well as asserting his place in the wider Carolingian world and protecting the frontiers from invaders.